Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman
Chapter 76
Divorced but Delighted Chapter 76
Chapter 76 Cierra Boyle, Behave Yourself
The feeling on Draven Trevino’s neck made him stiffen.
“Cierra Boyle, behave yourself!”
He gritted his teeth, and his eyes darkened.
He held the woman’s slender waist with one hand and raised the other hand to touch her forehead, trying to keep her head away from him.
But he couldn’t stop her.
It took him a lot of effort to resist her head, but Cierra Boyle had already messed up his suit and got
in with both hands.
He raised his eyebrows and said in a low and (h o ar se) voice, “Don’t move, okay?”
However, at that moment, Cierra Boyle had already lost consciousness. She only thought that she had fallen asleep and was hugging a furry doll.
She instinctively wrapped her arms around the man’s strong waist and hugged him firmly.
Her head was still looking for a comfortable place to lean against, but unfortunately, she couldn’t find one for a long time because of Draven Trevino’s head.
She simply rested her head on his hand and rested her face on his hand. She slept in his arms. awkwardly, and her posture seemed to be neither strange nor out of place.
The back seat finally quieted down.
There was no more noise. Jason Parker, who was driving, glanced through the rearview mirror and couldn’t help laughing.
“Pfft…”
Draven Trevino looked at him coldly.
Jason Parker quickly raised the partition and didn’t dare to look at them again.
The space was cut off, and the back seat seemed to be quieter.
Draven Trevino looked at the woman in his arms helplessly.
It was not a good idea to hold her head all the time. He had no choice but to slowly move her head
back and then withdraw his hand.
She also found a comfortable place to lean against and stopped moving.
Draven Trevino looked down at the woman in his arms and couldn’t help snorting. “You can’t drink
and you drink so much. I will never take care of you!”
Probably knowing that she was being scolded, Cierra Boyle, who was sound asleep, moved restlessly and rubbed against his chest.
Once again, he tensed up and sat there like a puppet.
in his arms no longer relied on drunkenness to do evil. She just found
scenery outside the car went
the space in the back
spread out, as if she
felt a little
low voice, “Jason Parker, move the partition
Trevino, are you
didn’t know what
he finished speaking, he looked into the rearview mirror
eyes.
moment, Jason Parker wished he could jump out of
What did he say?
explained, “Mr. Trevino, I mean,
Jason Parker simply shut his
Trevino had no intention of explaining. He just stared
again, leaving only the whistling
arrive at the Stream Villa, Cierra Boyle slowly opened her
a( h o ar se)
“I’m so thirsty…”
dare to move. He did not even dare to look
was afraid that if he looked into her
trouble in the car.
happen. She
move
water? I want
sounded
Parker. A bottle of pure water was naturally delivered to him, and
Cierra Boyle. She sat up slightly and didn’t reach out to take it. Instead, she drank quietly while the
drinking as if she had been trapped in
half.
“I’m so tired…”
Draven Trevino chuckled and said, “Did
“I’m not delicate!”
her eyes and glared at
eyes were
eyes off her.
voice was low and (h o
as if she was
threw a tantrum in his arms like a little
Trevino, my
aggrieved and
what she said,
wrong. She grabbed his hand and said, “Give me a massage. My head feels like it’s been
but she couldn’t raise it with much strength,
again.
You deserve that.”
move and let her do whatever she wanted.
headache and are shouting.
I won’t drink
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